You're right. Let me be more specific. Firstly, the reason I
included c++ code is because I'm using Microsoft COM, which is
natively in c++, and in fact, to access them through Python I use the
comtypes module [import comtypes] and then GetModule('quartz.dll') to
access the dll's.
I am using the gtk GUI widgets. I have a gtk.Hscale scrollbar which I
would like to be a trackbar for the video playback. To coordinate
this in Python, much like in c++, I would like to have a timer thread
synchronizing the scrollbar update. ie:
def scrollbar_callback(args):
media_control.CurrentPosition= scrollbar.get_value()
def timer_callback(args):
#code to update the scrollbar based on video position, something
like
scrollbar.set_value(media_control.CurrentPosition)
>>>*And, I would like to be able to kill, run the timer based on whether the
>>>video is playing or paused, ie
def player(args):
media_control.Run() #plays video
timer.run()
def pauser(args):
media_control.Pause()
timer.kill
Any tips?
-sayanan
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